SAN PABLO — The West Contra Costa Healthcare District will hold a special board meeting Tuesday to discuss business matters in the aftermath of the recent closing of its hospital, Doctors Medical Center.

On the open session agenda are an asset disposition plan and an operational update related to the April 21 closure of the hospital.

A staff report on the asset disposition plan is available at www.wcchd.ca.gov.Health care district assets include equipment and real estate, most prominently the hospital building and some 8-plus acres that are left of the erstwhile 10.8-acre hospital campus at 2000 Vale Road in San Pablo.

In March, the district agreed to sell to San Pablo a 2.5-acre slice of the campus, currently used by the adjacent Lytton Rancheria casino for parking under a 20-year easement. San Pablo also agreed to buy two medical office buildings and a residential condo the district owned on Vale Road immediately across from the campus. The combined deal was for $7.5 million cash.

On Tuesday’s closed session agenda are property negotiations for the hospital campus, with the city of San Pablo the potential purchaser.

Board Chairman Eric Zell said that Larry Anderson, an entrepreneur, consultant and former CEO of a San Diego-area community hospital who has proposed several “turnaround plans,” has informed the district of another, revised plan.

The board has been skeptical of previous Anderson proposals. Zell said recently the district will not sell the property until “every viable opportunity” to bring back the hospital has been explored.

The open session agenda also notes an agreement with San Pablo related to the hospital’s helipad.

With its traditional meeting area in the hospital auditorium now closed, the district board will meet Tuesday in the San Pablo City Council chamber, 13831 San Pablo Ave. The meeting is set to begin at 4:30 p.m.